Robin De Cock
Ghent University
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Journal of Small Business Management | 2016
Johan Bruneel; Robin De Cock
Research on SMEs’ entry modes remains limited and is spread across various, often disconnected research fields using a broad variety of theories, sample characteristics, and methods. This makes it challenging for researchers to identify interesting research opportunities. Our study investigates the current state of the SME entry mode literature by conducting a systematic literature review of 47 articles. Our review shows that scholars should be more careful when conceptualizing SMEs, and we recommend the use of both quantitative and qualitative longitudinal research designs. We explain how new theories and perspectives might address existing problems and weaknesses in this literature.
Archive | 2015
Oliver Uecke; Robin De Cock; Thomas Crispeels; Bart Clarysse
Biotechnology is referred to as one of the key enabling technologies of the 21st century. It has the potential to offer solutions for a number of health and resource-based problems the world is facing, such as unmet medical needs and fossil fuel dependency. Considerable effort and investment has been expended in recent years to try and improve the outcomes of technology transfer in order to fulfill this potential. This book presents seventeen best-practice case studies on the topic of effective technology transfer in biotechnology. The selected case studies focus on technology transfer offices, funding models, incubators, education and clusters. Each presents an overview of an initiative that was deployed in Europe with the aim of supporting and stimulating the transfer of biotechnology discoveries and technologies from research laboratories to society. Readers are provided with a critical assessment of each initiative and policy makers, entrepreneurs, cluster managers and research institute managers will find inspiring lessons they can draw on when developing and implementing similar initiatives elsewhere. These cases are the product of research undertaken as part of the ETTBio (Effective Technology Transfer in Biotechnology) project, co-financed by the European Union (ERDF ia European Regional Development Fund) and made possible by the INTERREG IVC Programme. ETTBio commenced in January 2012 and concluded in December 2014.
Frontiers of entrepreneurship research | 2015
Robin De Cock; Johan Bruneel
Academy of Management Proceedings | 2015
Bart Clarysse; Erwin Danneels; Robin De Cock
Effective technology transfer in biotechnology : best practice case studies in Europe | 2014
Robin De Cock
Effective technology transfer in biotechnology : best practice case studies in Europe | 2014
Robin De Cock
Effective technology transfer in biotechnology : best practice case studies in Europe | 2014
Robin De Cock
Review of Business and Economic Literature | 2013
Robin De Cock; Bart Clarysse
Archive | 2012
Robin De Cock
Frontiers of entrepreneurship research | 2012
Charlotte Pauwels; Lien Denoo; Robin De Cock